Craftmaster Furniture

Craftmaster begins its history in 1972 in the rural town of Taylorsville, N.C. For over 40 years Craftmaster Furniture has manufactured its furniture the old fashion way - by hand, with pride.

The work ethic and pride in craftsmanship is alive and well here in the foothills of North Carolina and is evident in every piece of upholstery that is made at our factories. We have over 400,000 square fee of manufacturing and warehousing and are the third largest employer in Alexander County.

Craftmaster was founded with the goal of building the finest quality upholstered furniture in their price range that is fashionable, yet affordable. The company has grown from 20 people to over 500 employees today. Craftmaster is proud to be the exclusive upholstery manufacturer of the Paula Deen Home Collection from the well known celebrity chef.

Custom Order is our strength - our consumers can select the style and fabric that best suits their decorating need and order it at Hoot Judkins Furniture. We feature over 120 living room styles, over 100 accent chairs and ottomans, over 30 recliner styles and over 1000 fabric choices. Most Craftmaster Furniture is manufactured in the USA.

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Serving the San Francisco Bay California area in Redwood City California Furniture stores featuring bedroom, dining room, bookcases, entertainment, kids, living room, family room, and outdoor furniture in shaker, contemporary, mission, traditional, amish, and hand crafted furniture. We carry unfinished and finished oak, pine, maple, alder, walnut, hickory, elm and cherry wood furniture along with sale and clearance furniture. Prices are subject to change without notice. "Hoot" Judkins is not responsible for typographical errors. All items priced and sold separately. In-stock availability may vary. Limited time offer. Restrictions apply. Warning: These products may contain a chemical and/or wood dust which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and/or birth defects, and/or other reproductive harm.